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LNG Terminal
Cameron LNG
29th-largest lng terminal in United States of 162 · top 10% worldwide (#110 of 1,166)
- Operator
- Sempra
- Status
- operating
- Capacity
- 12 Mtpa
- Commissioned
- 2019
- Direction
- export
- Commodity
- lng
Comparable lng terminals · United States · 162 ranked
- #1Sabine Pass LNG Terminal30.4 Mtpa
- #27Elba Island LNG Terminal12 Mtpa
- #28Port Pelican LNG Terminal12 Mtpa
- #29Cameron LNG12 Mtpa
- #30Beacon Port LNG Terminal11.5 Mtpa
- #31Oxnard LNG Terminal11.5 Mtpa
Co-located infrastructure · within 25 km
- TransCameron Pipeline948 m · Pipeline
- CP2 LNG Terminal1.8 km · LNG Terminal · 10 Mtpa
- CP2 LNG Terminal1.8 km · LNG Terminal · 10 Mtpa
- Calcasieu Pass 2 power plant1.8 km · Power Plant · 1.5 GW · gas
- Monkey Island LNG Terminal2.1 km · LNG Terminal · 15.6 Mtpa
- Calcasieu Pass LNG Terminal power station2.3 km · Power Plant · 720 MW · gas
- Commonwealth LNG Terminal power station3.9 km · Power Plant · 120 MW · gas
- WC071 - Walter Oil and Gas Asset (Federal offshore, United States)24 km · Oil & Gas Field
- SPR West Hackberry24 km · Storage / Tank Farm
- High Island - Walter Oil and Gas Asset (Louisiana, United States)24 km · Oil & Gas Field
Methane observations · within 25 km
- Detection · LNG terminal2022-06-13 · 2.9 km
- Detection · LNG terminal2022-06-18 · 2.5 km
Satellite detections from Global Energy Monitor’s Global Methane Emitters Tracker, each an instantaneous rate on the date shown — not an annual total, and not a current reading. GMET attributes a plume to a type of infrastructure, not to a named facility: these were observed near this asset, which is not evidence they came from it.
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SOURCE: Global Energy Monitor / operator (approx.)